Tom Jo-Jo Junior Shabadoo
Occasional Visitor
Hello,
I'm upgrading my AC86U to AX86U Pro this Black Friday for better WireGuard (client) support, but it's not really related.
My fiber comes with dual stack ipv4 CG-NAT and ipv6 with dynamic prefix. I have been paying for a dymanic public ipv4 upgrade for a while, and was wondering if I could drop it and connect my home network with my VPS'es (FreePBX, HomeAssistant, CCTV & Zabbix etc.) on Oracle Cloud using ipv6.
Oracle supports site-to site IPSEC tunnels and it would be my preferred option to offload the processing from the VPS'es, but Oracle only support a static IP my end, not DDNS domains. So that's not a realistic option.
So far I have been running OpenVPN clients on each VPS, connecting to the ASUS DDNS. I guess it's the best way forward as well, reading about running a WireGuard server on the router will limit performance.
I have several IP phones and a lot of IoT devices not supporting ipv6. So the question is, can I easily setup VPN tunnels over ipv6 DDNS, but have all my devices on ipv4 ?
Brgds
Tom
I'm upgrading my AC86U to AX86U Pro this Black Friday for better WireGuard (client) support, but it's not really related.
My fiber comes with dual stack ipv4 CG-NAT and ipv6 with dynamic prefix. I have been paying for a dymanic public ipv4 upgrade for a while, and was wondering if I could drop it and connect my home network with my VPS'es (FreePBX, HomeAssistant, CCTV & Zabbix etc.) on Oracle Cloud using ipv6.
Oracle supports site-to site IPSEC tunnels and it would be my preferred option to offload the processing from the VPS'es, but Oracle only support a static IP my end, not DDNS domains. So that's not a realistic option.
So far I have been running OpenVPN clients on each VPS, connecting to the ASUS DDNS. I guess it's the best way forward as well, reading about running a WireGuard server on the router will limit performance.
I have several IP phones and a lot of IoT devices not supporting ipv6. So the question is, can I easily setup VPN tunnels over ipv6 DDNS, but have all my devices on ipv4 ?
Brgds
Tom
